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humming

/ˈhʌm.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit un son grave, continu et bourdonnant, semblable à celui d'une abeille ou d'une machine ; s'emploie aussi pour un lieu animé et plein d'activité., Nom désignant un son grave et continu produit par un objet vibrant ou par une personne chantant les lèvres fermées, ainsi que l'action de fredonner ou de bourdonner., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de produire un son grave, continu et bourdonnant, souvent en gardant les lèvres fermées, ou le fait d'être en pleine activité.

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adjective

/ˈhʌm.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frDécrit un son grave, continu et bourdonnant, semblable à celui d'une abeille ou d'une machine ; s'emploie aussi pour un lieu animé et plein d'activité.

Describes a sound that is low, continuous, and buzzing, like that of a bee or a machine; also used to describe a place that is busy and full of activity.

  1. Making a low continuous soundB1formal

    Producing a steady, low-pitched buzzing or vibrating sound.

    frbourdonnement

    • The humming refrigerator kept me awake all night.
    • A humming bee flew past the window.
    • The humming engine indicated a mechanical problem.

    Synonymesbuzzingdroningmurmuringwhirring

    Antonymesmutequietsilentstill

  2. Very active or busyB2informal

    Full of activity, energy, or excitement.

    frtrès actif, animé

    • The city was humming with activity during the festival.
    • The office was humming with productivity before the deadline.
    • The market was humming with shoppers and vendors.

    Synonymesabuzzbustlingbuzzinghappeninglivelythrivingvibrant

    Antonymesdeaddullidleinactivequietslow

Formes
  • more humming comparative form
  • most humming superlative form
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noun

/ˈhʌm.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un son grave et continu produit par un objet vibrant ou par une personne chantant les lèvres fermées, ainsi que l'action de fredonner ou de bourdonner.

A noun referring to the low, continuous sound produced by something vibrating or by a person making a sound with closed lips.

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  1. Sound of hummingB1formal

    A low, continuous, buzzing sound, often made by a person or machine.

    frbourdonnement

    • The humming of the refrigerator kept me awake.
    • I could hear the soft humming of the bees in the garden.
    • The humming of the engine indicated it was running smoothly.

    Synonymesbuzzbuzzingdronedroninghummurmurmurmuringpurrwhirwhirring

    Antonymesquietsilencestillness

  2. Activity or busynessB2informal

    A state of being very active or busy, often with a low, continuous sound.

    frBourdonnement d'activité

    • The office was a humming of activity before the deadline.
    • The city's humming nightlife attracted many tourists.
    • The humming of the crowd filled the stadium.

    Synonymesactivitybustlebuzzcommotionfermentflurryhubbubhustlestir

Formes
  • humming plural form
  • humming' possessive plural form
  • humming's possessive singular form
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verb

hum/hʌm/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de produire un son grave, continu et bourdonnant, souvent en gardant les lèvres fermées, ou le fait d'être en pleine activité.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a low, continuous, buzzing sound, often with the lips closed, or to be in a state of busy activity.

  1. Make a low soundA2formal

    To make a low, continuous, droning sound with the lips closed.

    frFredonner

    • She hummed a tune while cooking dinner.
    • The bees hummed around the flowers.
    • He hummed softly to himself as he worked.

    Synonymesbuzzdronemurmurthrumwhir

  2. Be active or busyB2informal

    To be full of activity or busy noise.

    frbourdonner d'activité

    • The office was humming with activity before the deadline.
    • The city hums with energy at night.
    • The factory hummed as workers completed their shifts.

    Synonymesbustlebuzzswarmteemvibrate

  3. Emit a low soundB1formal

    To produce a low, steady sound like a machine or engine.

    frÉmettre un bourdonnement

    • The refrigerator hums quietly in the corner.
    • The engine hummed as the car idled.
    • The computer fan hummed softly.

    Synonymesbuzzdronemurmurpurrwhirr

Formes
  • hummed past participle
  • hummed past simple
  • humming present participle
  • hums third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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